Alone....with 2 toddlers

[heatherbethyname]

My husband and I are coming to Walt Disney World in May. He will be attending a conference during the day offsite leaving me with the kids. I plan to spend those days by the resort pool, playground, community hall etc. We normally stay (for the past 3 years) at the AK Kidani Village. I am thinking of changing it up next year. So where would you stay if you just planned to spend the majority of your time at a WDW resort hotel?

 

[Thing 1]

I would choose a monorail resort.Even if you choose not to go into the parks, you could still take the monorail for a ride, or take the boat to FW, even just for the boat ride. A zero entry pool and a sand beach might be nice too.

 

[Mainemama]

Polynesian! Or Wilderness Lodge.

 

[bostonminnie]

My first choice would be AK, but since you said you wanted to switch it up, then I would choose the Boardwalk. We love the pool and walking the boardwalk, lots of fun things to do if you plan to just hang out.

 

[DisneyRegulars]

Not everyone's favorite, but I love the Paddock Pool at Saratoga Springs. The little kid area would be perfect for your toddlers and the big pool is zero entry. SSR is also a short walk to downtown Disney where you could grab some cheap yummy earl of sandwich while your kids play in the fountains. Plus it's a great time to check out this awesome hotel if you are not so concerned with getting to the parks.

 

[djp0630]

We love the Beach Club. It has a great pool, close to Boardwalk and close to Epcot. But maybe Contemporary.

 

[jacknsally19]

You might want to consider Fort Wilderness but renting one of the cabins. There are pony rides, playgrounds, chip n' dale singalong in the evenings.... you will also be a short boat ride from the Contemporary, WL & MK.

That being said, I am a huge fan of those zero entry pools for toddlers. So I think if you chose any resort that has that - you will enjoy.